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Haiti's World Cup Qualification Journey Without Home Games

Haiti's World Cup Qualification Journey Without Home Games
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Sports November 13, 2025 23:30

haiti - Haiti's path to the 2026 World Cup is solely on the road due to gang-controlled capital city, forcing them to play all matches away from home in challenging conditions.

Haiti's Road to the World Cup Without Home Advantage

Haiti's national football team has been forced to play all World Cup qualification matches away from home due to the capital city's gang control, leaving the team without a home base for four years.

Challenges on the Road

The team faced extreme weather conditions during matches, including heavy rain and fanatical crowds, yet managed to secure victories. The absence of home games has impacted the team's performance and financial situation.

Soccer as a Beacon of Hope

Despite the adversity, Haiti's players remain determined to qualify for the World Cup, aiming to uplift the nation and bring positive change. The team's success could serve as a unifying force and source of pride for the country.

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